Abstract
Morphine is effectively used in neuroanesthesia primarily through intrathecal and epidural administration, providing significant analgesia with a need for careful monitoring due to potential adverse effects like respiratory depression.
Keywords
- Anesthesia and Pain Management
- morphine
- neuroanesthesia
- intrathecal administration
- epidural administration
- analgesia
- respiratory depression
- adverse drug reactions
- opioid monitoring
- Open access
Source
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